Putnam County herald., November 30, 1911, Image 9

About Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922

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DnG. N.GUTHRIE, Jr.
DENTIST
All Work is Fully Guaranteed
Gibson Building, Down Stairs
Phone at Office and Residence
COOKEVILLE,
TENN.
- O LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
The Schuberts Monday night at Col-
. lege.
Santa Claus headquarters at Pincus
Bros. ,
I J. P. Welch of Monterey was a Cooke
ville visitor Tuesday.
Joseph BUbrey or Aieood K, l was
among our callers on Monday.
Make your Christmas wants known
at Pincus Bros.
Constable C P. Hunter is waiting
on the circuit court this week.
Circuit court is in session with Judge
C. E. Snodgrass on the bench.
This morning was one of the coldest
Thanksgivings of recent years.
Bargain Basement just crowded with
Xmas goods at Pincus Bros.
Hinds' Cold Tablets are the best re
medy for breaking up colds! 2t
Special prices during December at
the store of C. W. Cooper, Oak Hill.
The biggest line ox gut goods ever
shown in Cookeville. Pincus Bros.
The local camp ox Woodmen had a
banquet at their hall on Tuesday night
A cruartet of rare ability will be the
Schuberts at the College Monday nigbt.
The first snow of the season fell last
Friday and lay on the ground until Run-
day. --:-'rr;:-',rr'-':--'':
S. H. Smith of Laurel Hill was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs, E. B. Duke over
Sunday. 7 ..' -. :
The Cookeville High School foot ball
team goes to Carthage today to play the
e'even of that place. ,
' A basket supper for the benefit of the
foot ball team was held at the school
house Tuesday night.
"M. M. Smith, former trustee of Clay
county, has bought a $15,000 farm near
Dover in Stewart county.
C. W. Cooper of Oak Hill will make
cut prices on all line of merchandise
dur ng the month of Deiemberv "
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The music loving people of Cookeville
will b? served with a performance of
exceptional merit stihe College Monday
night.
The Schuberts will appear at the Col
lege Mbndav night as the second num
ber of the Lyceum. Don't fail to he
there. 7 7 7. -7.., c77
' Pincus Bros, great clean-up sale is
still going on.In?pect their of feriugs and
you will be certain to secure some real
bargains. '7'v::-
The second ,' number of the Lyceum
Course appearing at the College Mon.
day riigt will be a star performance.
Be there. ' : , , ,
Another winter wave came down upr
From now until Xmas Sata Claus
I headquarters at Pincus Bros.
A. Wirt, who has been taking treat
ment at the Mayo Hospital in Rochester,
Minn., for several weeks, is ' gradually
improving.
The Savoy Theatre is showing to larg9
crowds. The pictures are the best going
and it only costs a dime to see them and
children only a nickle.
Miises Lois and Melva Wirt entertain
ed twenty-five young people Saturday
night. Music and games were enjoyed
and refreshments served.
If you are not at present a patron of
this bank please consider this a personal
invitation to make this your banking
home. First National Bank.
A firo alarm was turned in about 9:30
Sunday night and report started that
Hof fmeisters livery stable was burning
but it proved to pe a false alarm.
Any one Knowing me name and place
of burial in thi3 part of the state of
any soldier of the Revolution will please
forward the information to the Herald.
They say Miss Margie Dorman has in
vented a foot warmer to be used in bed
and that an experiment proved the
warmth producing power of the device.
Whitson Bros, are having a rush of
business at their stock reducing sale,
which will continue until Jan. 1. Early
purchasers will have better selection.
P. li. Apple tried to board a moving
freight train at Oxford Wednesday night
and had his chin badly damaged. He
came up yesterday morning to have Dr.
Moffet dress the wound. Judith Gap
Mcnt Journal.
The supreme court of Tennessee has
declared the law unconstitutional that;
prohibited justices of the peace from
trying cases outside the district for
which they were ejected, and they may
now operate anywhere in their county.
Mrs. T. J.Cleburne, of Nashville, spent
a few hours with Carthage friends last
Monday. She was on her way to her old
home at Cookeville, where she presided
at the piano for the wedding of her
school girl friend. Miss Marie Yeargan,
who was married Wednesday at the Pres
byterian church in Cookeville to Mr.
Brent Byrne, of Ft. 1 Worth, Texas.
Smith Co. News.
' Wanted
We always have a place for the right
kind of man and woman, several good
positions now open. "Write or appear
at Singer Sowing machine Co., Galla
tin, Tenn. C. B. Allen, Mgr.
9 rtSUJ1,
' ' ; 7 r-
Absolutely ' Puro
Mates Home Baking Easy
With rninimum trouble and cost bis
cuit, cake and pastry are made fresh,
clean and greatly superior to the ready
made, dry, found-in-the-shop variety,
and danger of alum food is avoided.
"For the sunshine and the rain, - '"
For the dew and for the shower.
For the yeUow, ripened grain,
And the golden harvest hour.
We bless Thee, oh. our Godt
i
7
Rexall Remedies are the Best
I have a nice line of these remedies
and can recommend them as the best
for the troubles for which the are pre-
pared. They are as good as money and
brains can produce." Z. T. Hinds. 2t.
Child Fatally Burned
The two year old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Pyne of this city set his cloths
on fire by some means, durjng the tern-
poray asbence of. his mother from the
house, last Friday afternoon and was
ad badly burned that death resulted.
Card of Thanks , '
We desire to express our sincere thanks
to our acquaintances for (heir sympathy
and kindness shown us during the tick
"For the heat and the shade.
For the Gladness and the errief.
For the tender, sprouting blade.
And tor the noddlmr sheaf.
7 , We bless Thee, oh, our Godt
For the storm and for the peace,
For the trembling and the cheer.
And tor the triad increase.
Y We bless Thee, oh, our Godt
"Our hands have tilled the sod, ;
And the torpid seed have sown: .
But the quickening was of God,
And the praise be His alone.
We bless Thee, oh. our Godt"
on us Tuesday. It seems that Indian sum-1 neg3 and dth of ourdear husbaddand
rner has been lost in tne -weatner qeai , father. May God ble33 each at?(1 every j
mia year. V?;7".'..V .J one of youi3 our prayer. :' 7,7';".,7.
r Seattle, Washington, was founded 69 i Mrs. G. W. High and Children
'years ago, on Ndv, 13, by a i party of j : 7.T 7Z T . '
Tennessean headed by Arthur A. Danny B?gest me ofmas toys ever shown
They named the city after a famous in Cookerale at Pincus droa.
Indian chief , who had befriended them. 25c gets the Herald a whole year.
Darwin-Barnes . - .
Miss Ethel Barnes and Mr. Charles Ki
Darwin were married this morning at
the home of the bride's paient?, Mr.and
Mrs A.P. Barnes in this city. The c r-
emony was impressively performed by
Rev. W. W. Baxter in the presence of
the relatives and a few intimate friends
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Darwin left for Flynn's Lick,
where they will spend several days with
the groom's parent?, Mr. andMrs. J.C.
Darwin. 7 'X77;:...7'' " ' '
The bride is the oldest daughter of Mr."
and Mrs. A. P. Barnes and is an accomp-
lishe't and popular young 1 dy. The
groom is , one or i;ooKevine s ieaamg
young merchants. They wil , reside in this
city. ,; r;-7 'V'-;:.7;,--'r.7
What has become of the old-fashion
ed weather prophet? Here we are g -
ing into winter and no prophet with a
gander bone theory, a corn husk theory
or any other theory has come forward
to tell us whether we are going to have
an open winter or freeze to death.
Card of Thanka
We desire to express our sincere
thanks to our friends for their sympa
thy and kindness shown us in our sad
bereavement the death of our little boy.
May God bless each of you and, when
it is in our power to show our apprecia
tion in any way we are yours to com'
mand. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Payne. .
v W. T. Anderson Contest ,
Below is the vote in the piano con
test conducted by W. T. Anderson at
Boma: . ' .
Bettie Whitehead.......... 116885 ,
Audrey' Anderson -97,160
Bettie Fisher. 85,5i5
Maud A. Roberts.... .r63,735
Mary Boyd.--.-. 60,530 ;
Delie Brown............ 4y,025
Lena Clayton.... .. ....1.690 ;
Ida Ellis ......47.815
Roxie Gentry .... 2f.740
Maggie Jared : .......25 503
Ulah Lindsey... .....li),
Florence Maynardl 40,75
Ida Medley-.. . ....... .. .37,715;
Allie T. Nabors .28,670
Birdie Patton
Mary Adkins....
Josie Roberts....'
Vada Sutton.....
Georgia Whitehead ...
ti . i r i . j y
auiunv nunwiu
Tina Shanks...
Maud Roberts.
Mary Herren..
Bulah Duke...
From Nov. 1st
.4,655
-.14,175
..20.4 50
..33,b20
..27,065
. 22,365
..15,t6
27,060
...... 10.770
11,015
Dec. 24th. I will
to
give 1000 votes for evtry dollarsi worth
of jewelry purchased ot me. ' '
I am the Red Cross Christmas Stamp
And this that S propose is
To summon wealth and fight for 'Jealth
And beat Tuberculosis ;v s ;
Beat the greatest plague of all;
Oust a pall of sadness; : '. ; '
To treat despair with lfeht and air
And lift it into gladness. .
Christmas next, then Nev Year'h.